Macrophotography,,Forest bee perching on wood

Hello Good Evening Hive Friends All of them are back again and meet me here @zubir-hive And how are you friends tonight, I hope all of my friends are in good health and may their sustenance be facilitated by the Almighty,
On this occasion tonight I want to share some of my photography about a forest bee that is perched on a wood, and when he is on a leaf he is very difficult to fly again because the forest bee really likes to play on wood that is no longer alive. Again,, These forest bees we usually find in the forest because the bees don't play in the leaves, so if we have to look for the bees, we have to go to the forest to look for the forest bees, and I myself took this photo using my cellphone camera. Alone and I added a macro so that the picture looks good later, and below are some pictures

The shape is a large semi-circle, from a distance it looks brownish black, clinging to the branches of a tall tree, occasionally swaying in the wind. Yes… it's a honey bee hive. Honey bees love to nest in trees. This honey bee is different from the honey bees that are often found and kept in beekeeping in general. This is a forest honey bee, which is large and wild. Until now there is no information that states that these bees can be bred. Bees are social insects such as ants and termites, meaning they live in groups, with a very large number of individuals, and make nests. In the hive there is a queen queen who is female, hundreds of thousands of female worker bees and hundreds of male bees. In one colony, the queen can be easily identified because of its largest size among other individuals. The queen's job is to mate and then lay eggs in the nest, the workers who are very many in number are tasked with cleaning the nest, feeding the bee chicks, looking for food and guarding the nest from predators, the male bee only has the job of marrying the queen and eating only in the hive, the male bee will be expelled from the hive by worker bees after mating with the queen bee.

And that's my post about the forest bee that is perched on the wood and hopefully all of his friends can like it and if there are a few words that are less interesting, I apologize to all of Hive's friends and especially those in this community, and don't forget Follow Me Continue Here @zubir-hive

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